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Producer and director Chaim Hershkowitz sat down with musician Fitche Benshimon to discuss The Rebbe’s Nigunim vol. 2, as well as new and exciting additions to the cast.
Producer and director Chaim Hershkowitz sat down with musician Fitche Benshimon to discuss The Rebbe’s Nigunim vol. 2, as well as new and exciting additions to the cast.
The NYC Department of Transportation announced that it has agreed to comply with requests from the Jewish community to extend metered parking on Fridays to accommodate Shabbos observance.
Prepare for takeoff! This summer, campers will fly high at an all new exciting live rally for Camp Gan Israels around the globe.
A record-breaking blast of summer-like weather is hitting New York and other parts of the Northeast, squashing memories of a cold, rainy spring, with temperatures coming very close to 100 degrees.
Chabad on Long Island is showing rapid growth, with the number of centers more than doubling during a time when many American synagogues are merging, losing members or closing.
A deeply moving sight unfolded at the Montefiore Cemetery in Queens yesterday, Monday, as the Friedman family gathered together to bury their matriarch, Mrs. Miriam Tzimmel Friedman, OBM. Merely a few minutes after the burial was complete, cries of “Mazal Tov!” echoed through the Beis Hachaim – the Niftar’s granddaughter had just given birth to a healthy baby girl.
48 Chabad Shluchim from 25 countries in Europe and Central Africa, all of whom serve small and isolated Jewish communities on their own, met on Sunday in the city of Girona, Spain.
The Friedman family is sitting Shiva after the passing of their dear mother Mrs. Miriam Tzimmel Friedman OBM, at 701 Montgomery Street. Shachris at 8:30am and 9am Daytime visits requested to be from after shachris until 12:30pm and from 1:30-6:00pm. Mincha […]
Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz, director of Chabad Lubavitch of Southwest Florida, delivers his insights on this week’s Parsha – Shlach. This week Rabbi Minkowicz answers the question: How can we overcome our fears?
Yeshivas Torah Ohr of North Miami Beach organized a Kinus Torah, following the directive of the Rebbe to increase in Torah study after the Yomtov of Shavuos. While it began as any other, this Kinus Torah turned into something very unique and special.
The waves crashing into the spectacular beaches of Normandy do not reveal the historic battles that took place there, 73 years ago, during the “D-Day” invasion of Nazi-occupied France. It was in this setting that a Siyum Sefer Torah was held for the Chabad Center of Caen, with hundreds of local Jewish residents emotionally singing “Ani Maamin” inside a German Army bunker, their thoughts on the soldiers who sacrificed their lives to end WWII and the Holocaust.
The struggles of daily life are compared to “Pharaoh knocking at my door” in this latest music video starring Shmuel and Bentzi Marcus of 8th Day. But each and every one of us has “a little bit of Moses in me,” able to overcome and persevere.
In two weeks, Monday, 2 Tammuz, hundreds of Shluchim from around the world will be gathering to strategize, enhance, and grow their adult educational activities in preparation for the upcoming academic year.
Enhancing faith is a remedy for eradicating fears. Faith is certainty and fear is uncertainty. Every day of our life we have a decision to make: Which lens will I see the world through? Fear or Faith? Rabbi Pinchas Taylor shares a short parable with universal relevance, emphasizing the importance of feeding our faith.
Meir Kay‘s newest video takes a humorous look at 19 different kinds of shoppers we see every time we visit the supermarket. Let’s be honest, we all do one or two (or perhaps all 19) of these things. Which of these 19 shoppers is you? Let us know in the comments section.
Colorado Springs Police are calling an act of antisemitic vandalism at the city’s Chabad synagogue a hate crime. The incident was captured on surveillance video.